Cowboys is an emotional and heartwarming drama film directed by Anna Kerrigan. The film tells the story of a troubled father-son relationship between a cowboy named Troy and his transgender son, Joe. Troy, who is going through a rough patch with his ex-wife Sally, takes Joe on a horseback trip to the Montana wilderness without her permission. As they were on the run, they met a detective named Faith, who is in hot pursuit of the duo.
As Troy and Joe navigate the wilderness, they learn to build a stronger bond, opening up to each other and discovering more about themselves. Joe, who is struggling with his identity, finds solace in his father's acceptance and understanding, giving him the confidence to be himself. On the other hand, Troy tries to make up for his past mistakes and becomes more supportive of Joe's choices.
However, the duo's escape comes at a price as Sally, a conservative woman who disapproves of Joe's gender identity, hires a private detective to track them down. With the detective closing in on them, Troy and Joe must navigate the challenges of the wilderness and overcome their personal struggles to find a safe haven where they can live freely and happily.
The film offers a poignant portrayal of a family coming to terms with their differences, showing the importance of love, acceptance, and understanding. Cowboys is a must-watch film that packs an emotional punch and showcases the themes of gender identity, mental health, and family love.
